According to an article in AdWeek, Generation Z is defying conformist gender ideas and is creating new norms of beauty that fly in the face of traditional standards of masculinity and femininity. To that end, more gender neutral products are on the market than ever before, and gender fluidity is at an all-time high. The kids are alright, indeed.

Unsurprisingly, Tyler Cole's perception and expression of gender is consistent with that of his peers. Willow Smith's rumored boyfriend is not afraid to wear makeup — and, frankly, we think he wears it well, as he happily embraces his feminine side. "All people have masculine and feminine energy within them," he shared in an interview with Status magazine. We can get on board with that.

Cole even dressed as a woman in one of his videos, "Love at First Fight," and had the male version of himself box against the female version. "The concept was my own personal masculine and feminine sides battling each other as boxers," he explained.